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Tag Archives: reading
I Want to be a Reader!
I Want to Be A Reader is a colorful and fun board book with a short and simple message: learning to read is a right of passage to be celebrated! Sure to please both children and parents with it’s wonderful … Continue reading
Posted in board book, Goals, Uncategorized
Tagged board book, Books for Toddlers, Child Development, Children's Book Week, Goals, reading
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Daniel Finds a Poem
Daniel Finds a Poem is a delightful new picture book that highlights discovery, appreciation of nature and beautifully illustrates a child’s sense of wonder. One day while in the park, Daniel sees a flyer about a poetry event taking place … Continue reading
Lola at the Library
Every week Lola goes to the library to find a new book
She loves it so much now she’s hooked! Continue reading
Miss Moore Thought Otherwise: How Anne Carroll Moore Created Libraries for Children
Miss More Thought Otherwise,” How Anne Carroll Moore Created Libraries for Children is a story of how one woman made it her life’s mission to make libraries a place where children were included, and had a place in libraries for themselves. … Continue reading
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Tagged libraries, National Library Week, reading, women's history
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Biblio Burro: A True Story from Columbia
Written & illustrated by: Jeanette Winter What would you do if there were no books available to read to your children? What if there were no libraries that gave children access to books? This was the case for many villages in … Continue reading